Journal · October 20263 to postPostedPosted
- Sale · FV 7/10/2026Dr 201 / Cr 70010 000,00 złpending10 000,00 zł
- Output VATDr 201 / Cr 2212 300,00 złpending2 300,00 zł
- Customer paymentDr 130 / Cr 20112 300,00 złpending12 300,00 zł
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Connect documents and transactions to the journal, general ledger and chart of accounts. Move from daily entries to reviewing balances, CIT and financial statements.
Operations from documents and the bank turn into entries on the Polish chart of accounts. You review the balances and approve the tax figures.
Start from the Polish chart of accounts and enter balances if you are moving your books.
The invoice, payment and VAT post to the right accounts. From any entry you can open its document.
Check VAT, receivables and deadlines in the chat.
From everyday work to organised records. See how the workflow connects.
Work with a Polish chart of accounts and review postings and document links. Establish opening balances when you start bookkeeping.
Review the trial balance, balance sheet and profit and loss statement. Resolve differences before closing the year.
Review the VAT register, CIT data and depreciation. Company settings and reports remain separate from shareholders’ personal obligations.
Example service sale for PLN 1,000 net with 23% VAT. Revenue, VAT and the later payment remain visible separately.
| In Norman | What you review | |
|---|---|---|
| Sale | Dr 201 / Cr 700 · PLN 1,000 | Revenue and a receivable from the customer. |
| VAT | Dr 201 / Cr 221 · PLN 230 | Output tax in the VAT register. |
| Payment | Dr 130 / Cr 201 · PLN 1,230 | Bank receipt and settlement of the receivable. |
Prepare the handover date, opening balances and earlier entries. Reconcile the data with your previous books before working on annual reports.
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